Cyber-Security for Smart Grid Control

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Cyber-Security for Smart Grid Control

Vulnerability Assessment, Attack Detection, and Mitigation

Cybernetics and systems theory Energy, power generation, distribution and storage Electronics engineering Electronics: circuits and components

Authors: Amulya Sreejith, K. Shanti Swarup

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Collection: Transactions on Computer Systems and Networks

Language: English

Published by: Springer

Published on: 1st June 2024

Format: LCP-protected ePub

ISBN: 9789819713028


Overview

The book focuses on a very important area of Smart Grids - cyber security. It deals in particular with the tools and techniques for cyber security analysis of the Smart Grid control systems. This includes the standards and guidelines, detailed vulnerability assessment framework, attack detection strategies, and attack mitigation methods.

Part Structure

The book is divided into three parts. The first part discusses the smart grid cyber-physical system. The second part introduces the attacks in the grid system and a vulnerability assessment framework followed by a tool that can be used to analyze the grid control systems using existing cyber security standards. In the third part, different forms of attack detection methods are discussed along with Python-based implementations for the same.

Additional Content

The book also discusses attack mitigation methods with implementation. Detailed illustrations and tables are provided in each section. The book includes case studies based on standard test systems, helping students to implement the discussed methods. These case studies are based on MATLAB and Python implementations, catering to a wide range of audiences. Outputs and screenshots of the tools and programs are included so students can compare their results and improve upon the discussed methods.

Intended Audience

The book will be useful to a wide variety of audiences such as students and researchers in Smart Grids, power system operators, and device manufacturers.

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